George W Bush war crimes

[w8liftinglady]

http://www.nogw.com/warcrimes.html
this is an excellent site,that details ALL the war crimes that GWB is responsible for<not for the weak of heart>

[babylonsister]

1. Wow! Bookmarked, nom, and thanks! nt

[indepat]

4. Wow too and nominated

[shenmue]

2. Very thorough

We can't forget just how deeply awful this administration is.

:puke:

[Oceansaway]

3. thanks...n/t

[Mnemosyne]

5. Merry Christmas and Season's Greetings w8lady!

Hope all is good in your world this holiday! :hug:

Is Ben doing well? Is he out of Iraq for good? I hope so and think of him sometimes. Always sending out my best for him!

Great link! I'll have to read more of it when I get my dsl back, this dial-up is awful.

Peace
Vicki

[HysteryDiagnosis]

6. Kicked and nominated. Thanks W8liftinglady, what would it take

to get this sort of page in the papers.... or at least the link... something, anything....

[rainbow4321]

7. The Australian: (US) President the year's biggest loser

http://www.theaustralian.news.com.au/common/story_page/0,5744,17661210%255E2703,00.html

With poetic justice, the biggest loser of 2005 has turned out to be the previous year's most undeserving winner -- Mr Bush. Largely because of the sheer astonishing incompetence of the US occupation of Iraq, confirmed by the even greater incompetence displayed after Hurricane Katrina, Mr Bush's incomprehensible popularity and mysterious power over American voters have vanished in a puff of smoke, like the Wicked Witch of the West in The Wizard of Oz.

The unravelling of the Bush administration, which started immediately after the President's re-election, came as no surprise to those of us who found Mr Bush an absurdly implausible leader and were expecting open warfare to break out within the Republican Party's strange coalition of economic liberals, social conservatives and trigger-happy militarists. This early infighting in Washington is not necessarily bad news for the American Right or good news for the Democrats.

The various Republican factions have plenty of time to let off steam and settle on a plausible candidate by 2008. But the rapid decay of the Bush presidency could inspire a profound reassessment of America's global hegemony and role in the world.

After 9/11, and especially after the easy invasions of Afghanistan and Iraq, America has been widely believed to dominate the world because of its unchallengeable military power. But this year's events in Iraq and Washington have shown this assessment to be simply wrong.

[AndyTiedye]

8. There is a Court for People Like Him

The Peace Palace, the Hague, Netherlands. The International Criminal Court.


The prison wing of the Peace Palace. Home of convicted war criminals.

[nicknameless]

9. The charges keep piling up.

http://www.brusselstribunal.org/index.htm

[Yogi]

10. Thanks for the site.....

the world is watching!

[dutchdemocrat]

11. We have a page for Fallujah in the research forum

Which is largely made up of material from

This Fallujah Page
This Photo Gallery
Fallujah Video Page (and other parts of Iraq)

Warning of footage (on edit)